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About a 5-minute walk from Tobu Nikko Station, step into a narrow alley to find a one-group-per-day exclusive adult hideaway Property. The entrance welcomes you with a nostalgic, classical atmosphere. Conveniently located along the main street, it is perfect for dining and shopping. From the Property, you can walk northwest along the main street for just under 30 minutes to reach the World Heritage Site, Nikko Toshogu Shrine. Along the way, there are various eateries to enjoy, making the walk even more delightful.The Property features a mini bar with around 30 types of alcohol. In the cozy-lit Room, we hope you can relax and unwind with your family, friends, partner, or colleagues, enjoying your favorite drinks to ease the fatigue of daily life. We look forward to welcoming you.
Free private baths, barrier-free guest rooms, and the starry sky of Miyagi Zao from the top-floor rooms are very beautiful. Experience the high-quality Onsen blended from six sources, exquisite cuisine and drinks, and the land loved by the Date family surrounded by the mountains of Aone.
A highland town surrounded by the great nature of the Asama Mountain foothills, Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture. Once flourishing as a castle town of the former Komoro Domain and as a post town on the old Hokkokukaido Road, the town still retains its charming old streets. "Merchant's Era Property - Kaimonro Toki no Mon" is the world's only one-building rental Property where you can even stay in a traditional sitting room jail, adjacent to the nationally registered tangible cultural property "Former Yamazaki Chohei Store (currently Aramachi The GATE)." The Western-style store-cum-residence built in the late Taisho era (merchant architecture, signboard architecture) is lavishly constructed, reflecting the prosperity of the time. It offers a nostalgic experience with the concept of "staying as if living." Furthermore, as it is limited to one group per day, you can enjoy your stay without worrying about other guests. From solo travelers to families with children, group trips, or training trips, it is a safe and secure Property that caters to various needs. Having undergone renovations over approximately 100 years, the maze-like interior is adorned with intricate designs, allowing you to experience the playful spirit of Taisho-era merchants while enjoying a relaxing and safe stay. Located close to Karuizawa and with excellent access from major metropolitan areas, Komoro City is an ideal destination. When traveling, please consider staying at our Property, "Kaimonro Toki no Mon."
Nara is the birthplace of Japanese culture. Along with the ink-making culture that thrived in Nara, many traditional crafts also originated here. At Hotel Tenpyo Naramachi, to allow guests to feel the culture of calligraphy, ink, and brushes, every Room features calligraphy created by calligraphers, monks, and artists, making it a Hotel where you can deeply experience the culture of Nara. The Property "Hotel Tenpyo Naramachi," located by Kofukuji Temple and Sarusawa Pond, offers a view of the scenery reflected in Sarusawa Pond, reminiscent of the times seen by the people of ancient days. Stand at the origin of Japan and take your time to enjoy the history, climate, and culture of this land.
Pension Woodchuck is located in Zao Town, Miyagi Prefecture, at an altitude of 400 meters, at the foot of the Zao mountain range, nestled in a forest of round acorn-bearing sawtooth oaks. In summer, rhinoceros beetles and fireflies visit the area. Nearby flows the Sumikawa River, home to "yamame" and "iwana" fish, nourished by the snowmelt from Zao. This Property is surrounded by such natural beauty. To accommodate wheelchair users, the building has been designed with minimal steps, and a small bridge has been added at the entrance. It is approximately 300 kilometers from Tokyo, about 60 minutes to Sendai, and located at the entrance to the Zao Echo Line, which connects Miyagi and Yamagata Prefectures.





























